When was it published?

March 19, 1857 in The Perrysburg Journal

Domestic News March 19, 1857

The Perrysburg Journal

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New Hampshire Election, Republican Victory, Governor Haile, State Legislature, Congressional Delegation

Perrysburg, Wood County, Ohio

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What is this article about?

Republicans achieve a strong victory in New Hampshire's state election, electing Mr. Haile as governor with a 5,000-6,000 majority and securing majorities in the legislature and congressional delegation.

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Republican feeling did not die out with the late Presidential election, as evidences the glorious triumph of freemen at the late State election in New Hampshire. Mr. Haile (no relation to John P. Hale) is elected Governor by from 5,000 to 6,000 majority. The State and Executive council are largely Republican, and in the House they have 30 to 40 majority. Every member of congress is Republican, as are also both Senators.

All hail, glorious New Hampshire! In the great battle now being fought between liberty and slavery, the "Old Granite State" strikes boldly for freedom. Let the minions of the slave power hear her voice and tremble! The political campaign for 1857 is thus auspiciously opened. Let The Ball Roll on.

What sub-type of article is it?

Politics

What keywords are associated?

New Hampshire Election Republican Victory Governor Haile State Legislature Congressional Delegation

What entities or persons were involved?

Mr. Haile John P. Hale

Where did it happen?

New Hampshire

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

New Hampshire

Event Date

Late State Election

Key Persons

Mr. Haile John P. Hale

Outcome

mr. haile elected governor by from 5,000 to 6,000 majority. the state and executive council are largely republican, and in the house they have 30 to 40 majority. every member of congress is republican, as are also both senators.

Event Details

Republican feeling did not die out with the late Presidential election, as evidences the glorious triumph of freemen at the late State election in New Hampshire.